While challenges to progress mount, it will take even greater skill, determination and commitment to achieve our goal of ending homelessness. People who work on homelessness, in cities and towns and rural areas, in state and federal capitals, have faced the worst economy in many decades. We have confronted indiscriminate cuts in federal funding even […]
Join USICH and the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans for an informational webinar on housing placement and retention strategies for programs that serve Veterans who experience homelessness. Connecting homeless Veterans to housing quickly and ensuring housing retention are essential to end homelessness among Veterans by 2015.
This Year’s Theme: Take a Walk in My Shoes The Next Step to Understanding the Experience of Families, Providers and the State on the Path to Ending Discrimination and Homelessness **Child care and lunch provided** Registration Deadline: Monday August 5, 2012 HFF is happy to provide free childcare, please include the number of children you […]
The Family Services Committee gets together monthly to discuss challenges and solutions to family homelessness in the region. Its work includes: Coordination of regional initiatives and responses to funding opportunities; review of state policy and budget proposals; state budget advocacy and collaboration on program implementation.
Join USICH and the National Coalition for Homeless on Veterans on Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 3:00 pm ET for an informational webinar focused on reducing barriers to services that homeless Veterans face in transitional housing and other programs. Addressing these barriers can increase Veteran participation in these programs, improve permanent housing placement rates and, […]
REACH meetings (Regional Engagement and Assessment of the Chronically Homeless) bring together housing providers, service providers, and street outreach workers to find matches between long-term homeless individuals and available housing.
REACH meetings (Regional Engagement and Assessment of the Chronically Homeless) bring together housing providers, service providers and outreach workers to create matches between long-term homeless individuals and available housing. Join us!
The Family Services Committee gets together monthly to discuss challenges and solutions to family homelessness in the region. Its work includes: Coordination of regional initiatives and responses to funding opportunities; review of state policy and budget proposals; state budget advocacy and collaboration on program implementation.
The Individual Services Committee meets every other month to solidify efforts to prevent and end individual homelessness across the region. Its work includes: coordination of regional initiatives and responses to funding opportunities; review of state policy and budget proposals; state budget advocacy; and review and discussion of emergency shelter needs and responses.
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